Wondering what fans thoughts are regarding travel/ accomodation in Birmingham? Planes, trains,coaches cars...a few options. Also are many going to travel without a ticket?
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Wondering what fans thoughts are regarding travel/ accomodation in Birmingham? Planes, trains,coaches cars...a few options. Also are many going to travel without a ticket?
Train 6.52 am 31st
staying in broad street, apparently good area to have a party.
although birmingham doesn’t really have one area for this
I’ll be down there, ticket or not.
We had already book hotel rooms. Travelling down on the day of the game by cars. We'll be going regardless of getting tickets or not. Fingers crossed I can get some, dont want to have another melt down on here!!🤣
10.45 Glasgow to Birmingham with Easyjet for me
8.45 Birmingham to Glasgow on the Friday
Birmingham Central Travelodge for hotel.
All in about £150 which isn't bad. Glad I booked flights pre match as the pricing, particularly on the Edinburgh route, has gone mental since about 70 minutes. Travelodges are basic but you know what you are getting and I doubt I'll see the room for more than 4/5 hours so if it's clean then I'm happy. For under £40 a night I'm not going to be too picky. If I get a ticket then great, if I don't I daresay the pubs will be jumping.
What hotels has everyone booked? I provisionally booked holiday inn express snow hill
No idea on location etc. Any better suggestions?
I'm hearing there is a rail strike in the 01/09/23 by Aslef and on 02/09/23 by RMT. No trains on the 1st limited on the 2nd
10:52 from Waverley to New Street direct, staying in the ibis not far from the station.
If staying in this area I'd recommend drinking around Bennetts Hill and Temple Street.Even if you don't have a drink there as it is a rip off go into the Old Joint Stock just to see the inside its pretty impressive.There is a pub en route to ground which also weirdly does great Thai food called Barton Arms this will generally welcome away fans too.There isn't many places to drink near the ground.
I’ve booked the premier inn in Aston. Half hour walk from the stadium apparently.
I’m planning on driving down Thursday and back up Friday.
If I don’t get a ticket for the match I doubt I’ll go though, it’s just me and my 10 year old boy so probably no point going just for the pub.
About 40% of trains likely to run: https://media.raildeliverygroup.com/...rike-next-week
well that sucks. **** knows how I'm getting back from Brum then
Looks like they aren't selling tickets for 1st either.Cheapo way of getting back is vice versa what I did for rugby last year when I came up to Murrayfield. Fly into Dublin then fly back to Edinburgh from there. There's a huge 1st/2nd/3rd Generation Irish community in Birmingham so flights to Dublin are pretty regular everyday.
just booked flights from Birmingham to Glasgow via Belfast to get back if as lucky says there's no trains out of Birmingham on the 1st
Booked into leonardo hotel. Will drive down early Thursday and back up Friday.
Going to be a superb trip